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The event was carried live on television in the United States – but with a delay of a few seconds to bleep out Gervais’s dirtiest jokes for a primetime U.S. audience.

Best foreign language film went to Hungary’s Laszlo Nemes’ “Son of Saul”, a harrowing view of life inside Auschwitz, and best animated film went to Pixar’s acclaimed “Inside Out”.

Inarritu, whose “Birdman” swept the Oscars previous year, also beat out “The Martian’s” Ridley Scott for the best director award.

Saoirse Ronin from Brooklynwas nominated for Best Performance by an actress in a Motion Picture, Drama and Will Smith was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama for Concussion.

Leonardo DiCaprio poses with his Golden Globe best actor trophy, which he won for (right) his role in “The Revenant”.

He also went on to share why he thinks his on-screen duel with the bear will go down in history, thanks to the film’s director Alejandro González Iñárritu.

Jon Hamm won his second Golden Globe for best actor in a drama for his portrayal of womanizing advertising executive Don Draper in “Mad Men”, whose finale aired past year. “Creed” is the seventh installment of the boxing film franchise. After sweeping numerous top award categories, many believe that this should be a sign pointing to where the Academy Awards could go. Upon accepting the globe for the film about a presumed dead astronaut who survives a mission to Mars, Scott said “Comedy?”.

It proved to be a particularly exciting evening for the Titanic actor, who picked up the award for best actor following his stunning performance in The Revenant. He did not seem to mind the comedy category, saying he knew “how lucky I am to do this for a living”.

And Jennifer Lawrence told off a reporter in the press room who was asking her about her Joy win… while constantly staring at his phone.

As for the Television Series category, “Mr. Robot” and “Mozart in the Jungle” were awarded as the Best TV Series for the Drama and Comedy categories, respectively, while “Wolf Hall” got the recognition for Best TV Movie or Limited Series.

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Taraji P. Henson won for her role as “Cookie” in Empire and handed out cookies as she made her way to the stage and declared: “Cookies for everyone tonight!”

For his efforts over the years, Denzel Washington clinched the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement prize.

And when organizers tried to cut off her speech, she hit back.